Zrobicie

Zrobicie is a Polish verb form. It is the second person plural future tense of the verb zrobić, which is a perfective meaning “to do” or “to make.” As a future form, zrobicie denotes that the action will be completed by you (plural) at some point in the future.

In full conjugation of zrobić, the forms are: ja zrobię, ty zrobisz, on/ona zrobi, my zrobimy, wy zrobicie, oni zrobią. The form zrobicie appears specifically for the second person plural subject wy, and it is used for definite, completed actions expected to occur later.

Usage and nuances: zrobicie is typically used when speaking to more than one person about something they will do or have decided to do. It often conveys a sense of plan, promise, or instruction regarding a future action. It is a perfective form, so it is most appropriate when the emphasis is on the completion of the action rather than its process. The imperfective future would be expressed with będziecie robić or będziecie wykonywać, depending on context.

Difference from similar forms: zrobicie should not be confused with the imperative zróbcie, which is the second-person plural command of zróbić (a related but differently stressed form). While zrobicie is descriptive future, zróbcie is a directive telling people to act now.

Etymology: zrobicie is built from the prefix z- attached to the root robi- (from robić), forming a standard Polish perfective verb with future endings.